Chrysophyceae

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Chrysophyceae are a class of mostly freshwater, unicellular or colonial golden algae characterized by their yellow-brown pigments and often siliceous scales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algae class
taxonomic class
asexualReproductionMode cell division
zoospore formation
cellCovering organic scales
siliceous loricae
cellularity mostly unicellular
cellWallComponent silica
color golden
yellow-brown
commonName golden algae
cystType stomatocyst
cystWall siliceous cyst wall
distribution worldwide in freshwater
ecologicalRole bacterivore
component of phytoplankton
primary producer
flagella heterokont flagella
flagellaNumber two
flagellumType tinsel-type anterior flagellum
whiplash posterior flagellum
habitat brackish water
freshwater
kingdom Chromista NERFINISHED
notableGenus Mallomonas NERFINISHED
Ochromonas NERFINISHED
Synura NERFINISHED
notableOrder Chromulinales NERFINISHED
Chrysocapsales NERFINISHED
Ochromonadales NERFINISHED
Synurales NERFINISHED
nutritionType mixotrophic
phagotrophic
photoautotrophic
organization colonial
unicellular
phylum Ochrophyta NERFINISHED
pigment chlorophyll a
chlorophyll c
fucoxanthin
xanthophylls
reproductionType asexual
sexual
sexualReproductionMode isogamy
oogamy
storageProduct chrysolaminarin
oil droplets
superphylum Heterokonta NERFINISHED
surfaceStructure siliceous scales
spines

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ochrophyta hasMember Chrysophyceae
Ochrophyta notableClass Chrysophyceae